Hey guys, it's laztheripper!

Just wanted to say that I am absolutely astonished with the amount of good feedback for this project and we won't really have a choice but to finish it. :)

One thing though, there's not enough credit given to my partner in crime, the one who works tirelessly in the shadows, Mozartripper...
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Those feels. This completely blows my mind.

In all seriousness though, when can we expect the first Guardians of the Galaxy: an XXX parody? I need my fetish for all things green, wooden and furry to be satisfied every now and then.

I wish that stuff like this would get put up on a digital download site. I don't have any interest in watching it, but it would make it available for those who do and in an inexpensive manner.

Albert Pyun is responsible for a string of awful (awesome) cyborg films from the 80's. Nemesis was one of my favorites (besides Cyborg). Wish it wasn't out of print. I would love to have a copy of it on DVD or Blu Ray.

I was just pissed that it took as long as it did.

I was going to be disappointed if no one referenced this movie.

There it is. Was expected at least one of these.

Obviously, Mr. Nye doesn't know how to follow directions

It is also pretty clear that Pinky is Brain's best friend and Brain would be unhappy without him. Brain wouldn't want the world if he couldn't share it with Pinky. He has more trouble showing his feelings then Pinky, but they are no less deep.

The new CG TMNT cartoon is by far he best adaptation IMO. The characters are all on point, the new designs are both faithful to the original, while changing their silhouettes to make them easy to tell apart even without features. The tone is deliciously dark for a kids show, with some actually fucked up mutations and…

Damn this commenting system, I give up on this comment.

Artist's impression of the 19th-century musician most likely to have owned and played this instrument.

Put a pickup set on it and take my money.

On the Heavy Metal scale this thing is fucking Osmium.

You set up this binary that pits adulthood against childhood, without clearly articulating what aspects of childhood we're "supposed" to leave behind, and why. You then seem to conflate escapist activities that adults engage in with a desire to be a child. (How exactly does wearing a football jersey to a game make one…